Simmons v. Ouachita Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that appellant attempted to cause bodily injury to police officer who was arresting him when he flailed his arms and struck the officer repeatedly
• concluding that defendant’s action of throwing a police officer to the ground and striking the officer on the arm and mouth was sufficient to support conviction under section 2707(a)(3)
• concluding weight challenge did not shock one’s conscience where fact-finder found eyewitness identification of defendant as perpetrator to be credible
• noting that “[t]he plurality in McCree favored the “Baker/Rodriguez standard . . . allow[ing] warrantless searches where officers” have no particular knowledge regarding the subject vehicle
• holding evidence was sufficient to establish the attempt to cause bodily injury to a police officer where Brown flailed his arms, repeatedly striking the officer on the arm, shoulder, and mouth
• assessing an argument that a witness’ identification of the defendant “was tainted and unreliable” as a challenge to the weight of the evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).